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Totally free email protection for quake-affected corporations Thursday, 7 April 2011, 9:32 am
Press Release: TelstraClear
Free email protection for quake-affected businesses
06
April 2011
Christchurch organizations affected by the 22
February earthquake are being presented a free of charge email lifeline
by TelstraClear. The company has partnered with Kiwi IT
company Delta Technology Solutions to offer a totally free mail
protection service until the end of September. The unique
service protects and archives emails while giving secure
access to them from any computer, anywhere in the world.
State-of-the-art virus and spam protection is also
included.
“Businesses rely on email for many business
transactions and losing access, or losing emails, can mean
the difference between survival and failure,” says Andrew
Crabb, Acting Head of Business and Government at
TelstraClear.
“We know the hardships that businesses
impacted by the Christchurch earthquake face and are doing
what we can to help. TelstraClear and Delta Technologies
Solutions are offering this solution totally free to any affected
business, not just our customers. Companies can be assured
that vital communication such as orders, purchase requests
and compliance data is available and managed whilst they
rebuild their IT infrastructure.”
The Mail Protection
Service is free of charge for Christchurch business until 30
September, and there is no obligation to continue with it
after that date. Delta Technologies Solutions’ support and
training is also free of charge for the duration of the period.
The
TelstraClear and Delta Engineering Solutions offer is
available to Christchurch-based corporations with
infrastructure that has been impacted by the disaster. The
solution is ISP independent and there is no requirement or
obligation to purchase any TelstraClear services during or
after the six month totally free offer period.
Businesses wanting
to ensure that they have continued and secure access to
their emails can visit www.telstraclear.co.nz/go/mailprotect or
call 0508 744 744.
ENDS